By Lauren Wasserman '19
Name calling is an issue that sends students to the principal's office, not often to war. This is because the only people who usually name call are young children who don’t...
By: Alex Reiner '18
Many people around the world, but especially in our Westport community, were shocked to learn that Donald Trump was elected President of the United States of America, despite all...
Brett Franklin, Assistant Business Manager
• May 12, 2016
In the recent months many historic strides have transpired to better the relations between two countries that have been at odds for the past few decades. The United States has been attempting to ease tensions...
A well educated person will not turn to terrorism. It is simple fact and logic. When someone can express themselves thoroughly in heightened words or writing, there is no need to resort to unjustified,...
ISIS has struck France, a hotel in Egypt, Bangladesh, and in California. Along with these attacks, citizens tried to retaliate on the situation by harming or even killing, innocent Muslims.
I imagine...
On Super Bowl Sunday, there are two types of people in America: those who watch the biggest football game of the year to actually watch the biggest football game of the year, and those who stick around...
Mat Jacowleff, Director of Social Media
• January 12, 2015
The holiday season is a time for peace and love while being with family members. It is a time to take a deep breath, to look around and to be grateful for everything around you.
However, for hundreds...
From the starting notes of “My Country, ‘Tis of Thee” until the final steps to Town Hall, Westport’s annual Memorial Day Parade on Monday, May 26 brought out many Westporters’ patriotic sides.
Onlookers...
This morning, Monday, May 27, downtown Westport overflowed with patriotic Americans celebrating Memorial Day and watching Westport's Memorial Day Parade. As the parade began, police and military officers...
